Had my iTunes account not been hacked, and had I not discoverd how common it is for iTunes accounts to be hacked and how reluctant in the past iTunes has been to refund (thanks to my aggressive bank, I did get all my $$$ back, though), I'd run right over and download it. Alas, such is life. I'll just have to listen to it in my own mind.

Coburn:

[I]t is hard to feel comfortable with Mr. Fitzgerald's remarks in announcing the charges that Mr. Blagojevich's conduct amounted to a "political corruption crime spree" and "would make Lincoln roll over in his grave," that "the breadth of corruption laid out in these charges is staggering," that Mr. Blagojevich "put a `for sale' sign on the naming of a United States senator" and that his conduct was "cynical" and "appalling" and has "taken us to a truly new low."

Any prosecutor at the center of a firestorm of publicity may find the temptation to grandstand hard to resist, but these comments are, to put it mildly, remarkably inflammatory.

Somerby:

For our money, Fitzgerald and his overheated aides ought to get over themselves just a tad. It isn't part of their job description to imagine what Lincoln has done in his grave, or to thunder about where Illinois ranks among the fifty worst states.